List of presidents of Jubaland

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Governor State of the
Jubaland
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since 2013

This is a list of Governors of Jubaland , a federated state that is part of the Federal Republic of Somalia. The Governor state of Jubaland is an executive head of state: the Governor functions as the head of state, and is elected by Jubaland legislature to serve an indeterminate term.

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Prior to achieving independence in 1960, the elected head of Jubaland in the form of a province and the time period was as follows.

List

PortraitName

(Birth–Death)

Term of OfficeVice PresidentPolitical Party
Flag of Kenya (1895-1921).svg District Commissioner Jubaland [1]
John Lionel Bretherton (–)19131922n/an/a
Cecil Thornehill Davenport (–)19231923n/an/a
Flag of Italy (1861-1946) crowned.svg High Commissioner of Oltre Giuba (1924—1926)
Corrado Zoli [2] [3] (1877–1951)16 July 1924 [4] 31 December 1926n/a Independent
Chairman of Somali National Front
Omar Haji Massale [2] [5] 22 February 199311 June 1999n/a Somali National Front
Ahmed Warsame Mohamed [2] (–)11 June 199918 June 2001n/a Somali National Front

Allied Somali Forces

Flag of Jubaland.svg President of Jubaland
Barre Adan Shire Hiiraale 3April 2008n/a Jubba valley Alliance
Flag of Jubaland (Somalia).svg President of Jubaland
2012 11 30 AMISOM Kismayo Day3 G (8252395044) (cropped).jpg Ahmed Mohamed Islam (Madobe) (born 1951)15 May 2013Incumbent

Abdulahi Sheik Ismael Fara-Tag (2013 [6] -2016 [7] )
Suldan Abdulkadir Mohamed Lugadere (2013 [6] -)
Mohamud Sayid Aden (2016 [7] -)

Raskamboni Movement

President of Jubaland Somalia

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